A poem based on one of the key themes in the Wheel of Time: namely, the Wheel itself.

Bishop Myriel, as part of his ecclesiastical duties, spent time talking with those who were soon to die. The book briefly mentions a man condemned to the death penalty and the effect his death had on Bishop Myriel's views on capital punishment. What it doesn't mention is the story of this man.

Set in the Second Age, roughly around the same time as the Downfall of Numenor. Deals with the question of what happened to the Entwives...

A poem about humanity's collective Fall from the state of innocence and holiness we once posessed and how we can, nonetheless, one day regain that purity.

A poem based on the Biblical account of Peter's denial of Jesus.

I've always been fascinated by Tom Bombadil, precisely because he is such a mysterious figure. This is basically just a speculative exploration of his possible identity and what it would be like to view the events of the War of the Ring and the Quest of Mount Doom from his perspective.